Look, with all due respect, you wouldn’t ****ing knowAnyone spending money on very expensive wine is a moro..... connoisseur. I meant a connoisseur.
I can't taste the difference between expensive and cheap wines. But then again, neither can experts in blindfold tastings. But I'm sure you're right nevertheless.Look, with all due respect, you wouldn’t ****ing know
An activity fraught, in my limited experience, with hidden dangersJust make your own wine ffs
Got some pear wine on the go at the moment.An activity fraught, in my limited experience, with hidden dangers
Drivelall wine of the same colour tastes the same.
I suppose it depends where you are drawing the line. Anyone who can’t tell the difference between, say a £3.50 bottle of Tesco branded ‘Italian Red Wine’ and a Rioja has probably got no taste buds.I can't taste the difference between expensive and cheap wines. But then again, neither can experts in blindfold tastings. But I'm sure you're right nevertheless.
Haha, yeah not that cheap. I try to find something between $15-20 usually. Have only had expensive wines a few times. Mostly courtesy of work and rich uncles.I suppose it depends where you are drawing the line. Anyone who can’t tell the difference between, say a £3.50 bottle of Tesco branded ‘Italian Red Wine’ and a Rioja has probably got no taste buds.
Sours are gun.If it isn't a Sour or a Double IPA it ain't worth drinking.
I like the conservative idea that if you're a labor voter you should only live in a fibro house and drink DA bottles while belting the wife for over-cooking the snags at dinner. Pretty ****ing stupid really, given all the political and economic advances in this country have come directly from the labor side of politics.What’s your wine of choice Burgey?
Your posting in here reminds me of the ‘Live Tory Vote Labour’ mantra I’ve seen expressed on twitter
Nothing wrong with appreciating the finer things in life though. I largely drink red wine these days, beer is mainly for football. Real ale mainly.